The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-08-06

Mr.. S. C. Tomay, of the Journal, left for Cape
May to-day.
Mrs Samuel Pinkerton and daughter, Of
Towsontown, are at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. Richard w. Bosley, of the 9Th district,
| is registered at the Lafayette, Cape May.
DIR. Harry S. Jarrett will leave to day for
| Cape May, where he will remain sometime.
Mr.. Eugene Burton, of Long Green Valley,
has gone to Norristown, Pa, on visit to friends.
Mr.. Foulk Jones, of Slate Hill, has returned
| to his home after an ex tended tour to the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. S. Parker Bosley, of Towsontown, is
| spending the hot weather in the Blue Ridge
| Mountains.
Mr.. William Dilworth, of Kingsville, return
ed from pleasant trip to Atlantic City and Cape
May few days ago.
Miss Gertie Platt and Miss Nellie SpottswOOd,
Of Washington, d. c., are guests Of Miss Julia
4 Jarrett, Of Towsontown.
| Mr.. Frank L. Freeman, son Of the late Ira
Freeman, of the 18th district, Baltimore county,
| is now travelling in Europe.
| Thomas Philpot, Esq, Register of Wills, ex-
/ poets TO leave next week for Omaha, Nebraska,
and other points in the West.
| Miss Bessie Montague, of Baltimore, is spend
| ing the summer with her uncle, Mr.. A. T. Love,
at "Loveton," near Cockeysville.
| Miss Gertrude V. Herman, of York, Pa, is
visiting her uncle, Capt. L. Herman, at the Shop
pard Asylum, near Towsontown.
Col. d. G. Mcintosh, Mrs. Mcintosh and
Miss Mcintosh, of Towsontown, left on Monday
for Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island.
Prof. d. C. Reed and wife, Of Towsontown,
who spent some time in Washington county, Nd,
have returned home after q delightful visit.
| Mr. John d. Matthews, well known farmer
of the sth district accompanied by his Joseph,
sailed from Baltimore for Boston on Monday.
Miss Marcie A. Sparks and Miss Bette An
derson, of My Lady's Manor, are visiting at
Il 1xnN Al
| near Luthervllle
| Mrs. Mary Hanson Hodges, mother of Mayor
Hodges, of Baltimore, spent several days last
week in Belair. She is 81 years of age and en-
| joys perfect health.
| Mrs. Cuttings, wife of John S. Cuttings, Esq,
Of Baltimore county, is spending the summer with
her family at the Continental Hotel, Narragansett
| Pier, Rhode Island.
Mr.. John F. Conrey, chief clerk in the Coun-
ty Treasurer's office, left for Boston, on Thursday,
accompanied by one of his daughters. He will
| be absent several weeks.
| Col. VIM. A. McKelip and wife, of West
| minister sailed from New York for Europe on
| Saturday last. They will make extended tour
| ard will be absent several months.
| William S. Keech, ESQ.,, accompanied by his
wife and daughters, left for Nantucket, Mass, on
Friday. They will also go to the Berkshire Hills
and expect to be absent several weeks.
| Rev. Page Milburn, pastor of the M. o..
|
Boston. He will be away over two Sundays and
| his pulpit will be filled by other ministers.
| Charles S. Wolfe, of Pennsylvania, who ran
! for Governor on the Prohibition ticket in that
| State, was one of the speakers at the temperance
camp meeting at Gyndon, 4th district, on Tues
day.
Col. Fred Raine, of Baltimore, U. S. Consul
| General to Berlin, passed over the Maryland Gen.
trail railroad several times lately, on his way to
and from Hartford, where his wifes family re-
| side.
| Mr. George N. Herbert, son of Justice Gid
con Herbert, of Towsontown, was here this week
| on business. He resides at Cumberland, Md,
where he is connected with Adams Express Com
pany.
Mr. Wesley r. Whitaker, formerly of Lau-
raville, Hartford road, but now engaged in the
coal business in Baltimore, is living with his
family at Arlington, Baltimore county, having
| moved there last June.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Pratt celebrated their
| golden wedding at their country residence on
| Woodbourne avenue, near Govanstown, on Tues
| day last. Mr.. Pratt will be 70 years of age on
the 10th of September next. He enjoys excel
| lent health.
| transacted by the Orphans Court for Baltimore
county for week ending Aug. 4th, 1887:
| Letters testamentary were granted to the Safe
Deposit and Trust Co., of Baltimore, the estate
| of Darius c. Howell and the executor was ordered
to give the notice to creditors according to law.
| Letters of administration were granted to II.
| w. Rau on the estate of Catherine Rau.
| Ordered that the second account of Catherine
D. Moore, as administrative of Thomas II. Moore
be passed.
| Letters of administration were granted to IL.
| S. Whitman, on the estate of Ezra Whitman and
the administrative give the notice to creditors
required by law.
Ordered that the inventory of the real estate of
| James A. G. Walters, as proved by Charlotte j.
| Walters, his administrative, be accepted.
| Ordered that Frederick VIM. Unverzagt be ap-
pointed guardian to Minnie, George and Charles
Unverzagt, orphan children of Louisa Unverzagt.
Ordered that the first account of Carroll Mon
monier, as executor of Louisa M. Peae, be passed.
Ordered that the first account of Elizabeth
Shelter as executrix of John D. Shelter be passed
In the matter of the estate of Charles Keys, de-
deceased, ordered that John W. Butt, administra-
tor, make good and sufficient deed to your petit
TONERS.
Ordered that the first account of Rachel E.
Rigdon and Mary ]. Hall, executrix of James
| Thompson, be passed.
| Letters testamentary were granted to Nelson
| P. Stinchcomb, on the estate of Sarah Walters
and the executor give the notice to creditors as
required by law.
| Ordered that the accounts OF the public and
private sales of the personal estate of Joshua F.
| Bareham, as reported by Samuel Ehrhart, his
administrator, be approved.
| Letters of administration were granted to VIM.
| F. Williams on the estate of Catherine Williams,
and it is ordered that the administrator give a
release of a mortgage from Anne Roach to Cath
crime Williams, in Liber W. M. l., 90, 800.
| Rossville, 18th District.--0n Thursday
afternoon of last week picnic was held at Rech-
abte Hall and was well attended. Mr.. Shaffer,
the genial teacher of the school, had made ample
preparations for the entertainment Of his guests.
Rev. J. II. s. Clarke called the audience to order
and opened the exercises with prayer. The teacher
then read short address Of welcome and Mr..